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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

THE axEATx MKARn 6aMM knp0HTn
ADOPTS 4 nesoLuTxon And ADsounus.

7HE aEEA1z HKARn BgMH kmR0HTn.
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS AID ApsouEHs.
WAnHKmaruN, Dec. 7.--AftsF the pre-
santation Of yaTiooa eommunisations
from the beads Of dspartments and
court Of claims, DeuasaF Oullsm re
marked that the Fuls vns thai vhen
bilis are inlFodncsd befoFs TIE oommit-
tees are appoiated % have enoh bills
laid on The table, and that created an
necessary work. He thsRefaea meeed
that tie senate adignsn, bat be with
drew bis motion tempofaFily 10 paFmit
senator Plumb 20 ofeF Fse0lulinn
calling on the commi8sioneT Of aQEiful-
tnss for information o. 30 whothas ang
peEso1 fn TIE enployment of thai DE-
paFaDaut making sxpasimanta as 10 the
mspufaefars of sugar from sorRhuns
had obtained o. applied sof 6 pAteni 81
patents ennueatsd With such mannkac-
tnFs ard eEsgina out Of Bsah expari
men1g.
Ths resolution wss adspisd and he
senate adisuFned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08
cHRIsTIaR GOaFRERCE.
The Evnnwelisna ALIASES
olpens q Neanfon.


WA1Enaxu4. Dea l.-Tha reaeral
ehrlsltaA eonaefence untlxr ahe anspie,s
and oHeclioa e the k0anr1,ioal alil-
a1eo fof 10 uniAe1 Smasa, opanaf thin
mcfsinQ. The nlnlaa ohfssl a re eon-
fsEe1ee 3 b dlnezaa moas1res epon
9nie& oil these dannulnsfipna cav -
o1geEoa = uniln . mssi oartsin asg
al4 plAsla& emeEREo1l1a WAish haBa
allsen q eon1eoiian With ne inarsaae
% NNAl1h, business immlNraliun,
uhenRoa uk labor, eapitai. and che nrsa1
ana etosinR pezoeneago ef onr popala-
ton uha Ars nol ehnEah memhsEa os a.
enndsnis.
RssatIenl DodRe. ln his opsnlne "a
dress aaia tha1 ne alliance had theneha.
fully gtaoiat tAe social and ecananio
enannce - The eoun1EY and souRht ta
knew whether Ne exis1ibR christian o.
RAuszA1ena Wol1 aullalEn1 q meF1 the
NroWInR moooa A1 soGmEnaa 90 fha
eEpWtnl poueg q ~ saloons and said
tna1 In 14ufaA had less ila held "a kha
uul&inpme1s EseTyWhos4 enonn aham
. unE1at ano laoking foE hlnhsR seed.
Lhl1 means 8 gEane opportumihy and
tine kH 81 npplIed christianity.
hen. JEAN Jag, of New YoFk, mohs
e IaaHah.
Hslice Was given q cordial invita-
tl0n a. Rfs0idemt and Ma O,sValand 10
ne deIfRalo8 % visit then e the Whlle
house en Friday, immodlatsly after khe
clo1e a. ene fnEe1ooa aaeEinn.
A. tne akl1Enoon session q, 1untioe
Strong, ef the Unlted Saafea Bnnseme
c01Fl, presided. He said shnt there
bad narox been q eime Wien anoh a RAJ
lying and unilinQ a al thai q hags IN
the Christian ehnrch vas moss iIapera-
lively needed than now. Ho Introduced
Prof. Campbell II. Bo5aun, ol 0o1umhln
o0lle9A wa made Z short "a dsoas "a ehe
Eubieal az immiaration.
Ine conslitu1ion Of TIE Unit1d Elases,
be aaid, was framed by men 81 Anglo
saxon origin foE THAR oun Rosernnenf,
Tue socialists and anarchists aams 10
avenQe hare what fkev eslReTed "a
AuEopo. By their dilloyal seniiment1
snd bosailisv 10 Amsrioan inssiInlion |
lhey soraAninD and weaken fhs alalo. /
~ bzlieeed ihat ne time had arrived /
Hhen our former policy cE indiscFlmln. |
y papulallon would eeanlt Ia q ssRious /
srieiA 1he nation sno l1nRer able % /
ls1lmilais ellen elements with snlIld ul |
'AkNAIIs A9ES olaAE E1tl94BU via H1ANE~ Il
o4n l1ooE onteEA % Uook throaah /
Jaslle eAnr1en than the pEisnns tnrn oni /
q year. Rreteetlon 70 American labor /
9 8 faroe q Tue dood RAle femalng open.
9ennl1l 0lseuBgiou of tbs eunfoo1 eol- i
owed. Il i. hlldQin of Boston. aAiG
hAe law leQairing ne con nlHto certify
9 TIE good oharactek Of al Immigrants /
nishs he ; very good thinR, bni be dia
l0t eelisva ia tho eEoo admisnion uf /
|1oh fnreianela n1 moss Who mohhad i
he OhlHese al Hook 6pFinQA ana ahe /
lxolnsion Of nunh peaceful Uhiness q
hose Nho were The Victims of that eur
nQa.
Bishnp Hear1t, I. Z. D., of Bnaalo.
Aidg uwe committed crime wham We
,Eohtbibed the immigration az She Chi
'eea An1 cnly did it bssa1as be had 10
|OE2s~
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m = uRTHnvzxwKn. Anour ran rnRu.
pEWx'a MxnskuM.

H - uxklTzEWHn. AnouI LuB HaRnI.
DEMx'a MxnskuA.
Nxw Yonx, Dec. 5.-Ths Tssbnnt 10
morrow VIII contain lang intaEvisw
with hen, J. q Blaine On Pfaesdani
ClexelandS message. He aaga; ~ have
been reading an abBlFaei of TIE pEenl-
denl's message, and have been especial
II interested IN the cozmeuta ok eho
London papers. Tbose papers ell a.
same 10 declare that lha message q 4
free trade manifnet and esidentiY aheY
ere antioipaliER an enlaFesd market fof
English fabrics In tks United STATES AZ
3 consRqnenoe o. The ppoalaantis recon-
mondasiona. ksghaea thnt faes stamped
she character Of the Enassaao usogo
dearly than any WeEdB Of mino oan.o
ada yoa think il taEoSa ao1aal frea
iIade withoas dusyF qaoried che 70
.Ro," replied nsains, nnor 40 ths
L9ndn1 papers mean thsts IhaY aim-
piy mean enat the presiaant has Eao.
emmended tbs reducfi0n 0f whaa IL tka
Uniled States Il krngn e. 4 revenue
takia Feiectiaa The protective feAfuFn a
an ohlsst and Dot even palmifflna mo-
lsesion g result freely - a. ineidsaa 70
4 donla know that qaits eompre-
u mean,D eaiA Mr.. B.ainn.n that for
the nrns time n TIE hiaiaaE Of the
Unitnd H1M1sa the pEestdsnf geo0mmends
The retaintnn of the internal TAX IL eE6sr
tnaf the tarid may be forced d0wn evsn
below Q fair rgyen1e Standard. BE
recommends thai ne TAX on tob4aoo be
retkinnd and thu8 thnt many milliona
AnnHsily shall b lisEod on 3 domeatie
prodn0f which woald far better coms
from taRi1 On foEsiEn fabrics"
"Ine1 90 goa mean . imply that
yoa woald favor TIE repsal of tAs ~
Certainty, l uoeaa faas thai saia
Ne. Biaine. Il should nfRe that u Be-
dons a onoe, even befoEs S6e Christmas
holidays. Il would Ia tho Arst plaos
bring eEeas Eelisf 10 he growers of "
baoe0 Gil over the ouuutry, and Woaid
moreover materially lessen TIE pEiss
70 oonaumssa. Tobace0 "a millions
Of men - q necessity. The presidant
calls it fuIuFys bat is b . inxaTY II no
other senna than tea and eo2sa are
inxuEieA u & vel 20 s1maubef that
tie iuKnEy of yesterday beoomea the ne
ousstfy Of tnday. Wasnh the numtaF of
man q uoxk on TIE faEm, "a NE coal
ninas, alunQ the Failroad, In the iron
f0nndFiss. oF in any oeliina. and pea viii
hna 80 Gus of 100 ohswi1R while they
wsrk. After eAeh msaf tho same
pfopoFtion SEX The soiacs Of the pipo
o. cigar. Theae men ua1 only DaF mil.
/ lions 0f tobacco tar, bat paE a 3D.
vaneed prioe. uhioh ta1able4 tho uann-
| faotnFeEs aDa rstailsEs impqan. Ths
only excuse faF saah Z taE 4 tta astual
necessity undef which tie aogaTnmaui
foand ilsGf dnFtna fha war sac ihs
yea1a inupdlasalT following. 10 ~
tain the tax nov IN order 70 d.
aiFoy tha SFoteofion Whiah would
lneieentally Gov from siaing the aRmG
anounf q nansT en fossien fmrofis 4
acsiAinly . mo1l exifaoxdiuasg poliog
for car e0veE1ment
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

PoErLkED. Dee. - psoiaI IA man
vho vas arrested 81 Esst Portland LAD
Night IN . nsale Of alDest absolute ID.
dify and 4 raeinR paniae. hss beer a1en-
liaed. He proves 20 he-A. q. p. Gsorns
ard hn b q bsa4hs=of eI.OanaFsnaman 3
Geosae, o. Wen Virginia. 6ssFzs uas
committed 10 the nsyium. lis Insanity
dozsn raan usEs required . lis HIN 20
daY hefuEs be osaid be taken 70 salem.
He II aaed e yeaEA Be atten5sd fhs
militaxy school e west Point, an6
fonaht % tns eonftdex8se ai6a ID tie
ci0ii gas. GasEga claims - have ons
ahpuRzmd dollaEs Ia The HibeFnim Ray.
isrs Bark e 6sn fFsEclsea. He u 4
typieaI SSsitsE1ss. Tha go D Q VIZ
VacuiiaF one.
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vTooaous uEnIALa.

Ne. sharpstein sod Mr.. Gable both
sxpfessed yiRoFoag dental tothat m
terprctation Of the agreement. There
is 10 serious dispute e. - ths wording
az eka agreement. IL is substantially
that tie schedule Of committees from
which tho alteFnnfe selections would be
msds vaa abe last liat Of counoil com
sniiaees 80 printed q this time. OF
cousae ths Rep,lhliaana lad heen con-
csdea the firsf choice Of tie committees.
Had there been sny lisl before the cOn-
ference committee the exact dissFibu.
lion could bave bsen determined By In
srecttnn. and 20 possible disagreement
cs,uia have oecnfFed. Bot no lies was
then formally inspected by TIE confer.
spce committee. Ths Republicans bad
M view the scheduie of the % niitees
a. last printed That ID 20 sag as Civ q
rs The book of rules OF order printed IN
TIE year 1883. No rules wers printed
for the iass session. % thai the qualify
frQ v0Td ''pgintsds was translated By
tne Rep1hlicans 70 ulsan tie schednls
af 1888.
Frank Henry, new shief cssrk of the
council, while the confsreEsa eonmit-
Tee was delibszotinR yesterday. vent 10
tbe once OF Secretary OWfDes and ne
ouessed 9 COPY Of the list Of committees
a. entered Ia the toaFnal OF last session.
h harpensd that Secretary OWings had
ous of The schedules Of tbs committees
81 iasf session. which vera printed On
siipa Of paper feF fos conTenienqe of
the members.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

YAauExA Bax, 0seaon. Dee. f.-lsDo-
oial. l--The gale broke thla moFninz
and The So hzs gone doHn &c rapidiy
Inst psohahlY ihs stsameE KaqainA CliS
en- be hanfed % tomasrow. Ths
otcsucS y rasline eagily and B 3 mads
90 wmtsE. The aamaRa u TIE hoaFy
nsa 20 hsg nppeE weEka haa been vsry
small and, nnie1g . fnElheE eais pre-
walls. she @ail BE- In haR hoath 20 loa6
nnd aail for San kraneisoo 80 seheduis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

COMMITTEES AND waAr rzx5 wrTz HAVE
10 DO.

AZ ANI4
OE4aEpEA. Dee. THE aBssion Of the
honse this mozninR vas repetition Of
that Of yesterday, u that it stoppsd at
the beginning, 20 70 speak. When the
preliminary business OF the morning
had bean dlsrssed Of the c0unoil had
noi yet oFganised and the house refused
70 ester 1pon The regular order Of busi
ness until it mad done 90. Tha speaker
named the committees, however,, which
IVES an important step forward.
Following tie routine of opening fhe
repsft Of the COMMITTEES app 5tnted yes
terdsy on mileage waa Rsad and War
man, Of Pacific, end Eekiss. Of Oolnm-
bia, took exeep1t0os. WaFmau said be
lived fifteen Mailes beyond The terminus
Of the route % the capital upou which
bis mileage bad been ARnred, and EekleT
held thai be bad also been rated short.
Humes, chairman Of the o0mmittees
explained thas the mileage w4s compnt
ed frsm schedules Of distances In the
sscFataFy's ones, based, Of course. upon
The shortest roates. Those Of the mem
bers from casa of the m0untains were
EgGFed over the Svitcheaek irasead Of
aFoand b. Portland. as Mr.. EekisE bsd
eonsa.
The report vas re-FefeFed a. tbs bssl
mesns Of adjusting she differences.
A reseluiion BY Mr.. Case. tnstrnctinz
TIE ssrReant-at-aFms 10 puTehass ore
p0kaFs, mail boa and other essentials
10 the eomfEFt ana oonsisncs Of the
members, vas pissed.
Me-. Arrssmiih introduced house joint
resolution 10. J, rsqusstinR the tsTri-
torial au3itog 30 faFniah cash member
Of both houses, as alsa she chief clerks.
With q copy of the Gods of Waahingson.
The resolution passed 9 asoond reading
and Mr.. AEraaz,iia u1esd further sas-
peusion Of rules for hnal passage. baf
Hames raised point Of order thst this
va going 100 fsE without the ssssDtly
beinR fally eonstitgtea bg tbs oFRaniza-
] tion. Fellows shonaht Il locked 3 liftls
Iiks . raid as the very lussptaoo Of tes
session. Ths poiut Of cfaes wos sns
t4ined. s. 81
coMMFxTxES ANEoURrKp.
Fkars wssa suaasssi0ns 10 adjourn n
this janetuse, nud toe apeakef antic-
/ patad Il ~ tAa ennOauoezeni q thk
fclIqwine eo@mitfaea to- sae session:
Rrfrileqas and Neos ians Haoey,
Federal Relations StsWaEt, RaksF,
/ CLARK, Knapp boE1s1l.
Rays ana Msans- Thomps0n, Knapp,
Rssd, MeElroYs FoFrss4
RdasaaiOn : Rarssss, Psyne, Hsim,
Thonpsn1, EaaleF.
| yadietAsY-Hamss, Fellows. foFEsss,
/ Reed, Thompsoa-
l.ilaEv Ahaifs--R RelioWs. Wasuaz,
Bassy, HINES. Irwin.
= ana Hizhwaye-E EckieF. Kaane
sssuaEt. MeMifisn. OieEk.
EnaFcsse1 Bsfls = Reed, Steyensan,
Warmzn. Pasna. MeMilian.
KnRnEied bIlla-CaeE, McElfny, BaA-
e. Esllgwa. RaEresl
lndiAn AGaans--(aaEk, Edsr. Baoaz
Ersin. o..s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

RonrxaNn, Dss. 7.--E8pss1al. l-Ths
unal0m houss of8oiaia today Eado 4
setxnrs uf about 100 psdnds u cpinm
and arrested q Chlnanlam narnsd cbaSG
pisious hecomtnR eruunBt. Ne iruuk
gas 1.izso and tAe oFc4 fean6 inaida.
Tie pho1aafsre % while wonan vas
dlsegv1ee1 - We tEnnk. Bbe 3 inrIl.
calsd aad = nos un6eR nEsEsl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

PAMms Dee. 1.-Aeaaxaina 20 nxspnfm
adyieso from WaFsau. fha rneeslne ~
ha41lau tEsQpS o. the ffoatiee = Al.
tEfbatable 70 advises reoafved - Rns.
- % eo1esrled plan b. 0ermans ana
Austria Tor nmlta4 action In fho swmms
81 uaE - either % beth powers. nna
Au8s1a supposed 1bal IL fhas annfln.
aeneY 0sRmaay and Austria ponld nra
oealy Invade Rug1san Polan6 ana ne.
cnpg Wnrsaws ~ uaina nraatar fnailb'
ties foE moblllziEG. Ia eonAnuenoa 81
lha oieoossgy of ihis aiffQsd nFpfaat.
kuBie resolved to eompsnaafa fof 49,
aiog po96Eof nobilinina bF a iroFn1es
ID - 1E1ntteg foEsgas 1hia nogsenamf
l2pIied 30 naEression, bal q pnE1lr =
delazsisa pEogautfon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

Fol VA AID 100 NO Ioa rak0S.
BEn1zns Dec. THE Kailonaf anurfee
oiaoanglBg ths Vianna NrsnaAns Bfnfs
aEtiola, geiallnN - tha nannlna of frnnun
90 the Rasuiau fFoniisE. nsyas asIk II
eyioont lhat t1s force - nassian ffoora
nov IN faland u net snfaoisnf 70 aainek
tne t~o milissfy powers at peznrnt
massinz ifocps, d b too small fos va
ana 700 large toF peace. We mat waff
ano ele hoW kug1la viii EosonolIe -.
esh With the Daoiao aaauganees 81 aha
doaFual - 81 RsfsTstsFq."
Ihe Ao4oQw 0aMsfls Maye. ssNhe ID.
ture policy % Krnnce wiz deassn whrfk
e 0etmany vii Be oanapnl - u a1f1t
one oF beth fFontfara.~ Tha uApss A.
e.aIss tea, kaa.ls Esas. alaaSs kaps =
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AcADoAs Deo. The nayal nlnlf
o.aam.hlp Lines steameg laln Do Fannr.
Nnlcn lal. L1vefDo0l "a Nov. sslh fef
AAenllias nlnNa Ruxes eaa., 10 nahono zine
nntlss norkh of 8ayfes. Rortaanl. nnrnn
Of hef orsB WaBs dsoanad.
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This printed slip be eomparsd uiih
ths ORIGINAL j5nrnAl entries and then
soek h uifh klm. TIE aKfAnRensutso Of
the commilteEs q thiG siip asitefs from
shAt Of the commifteea as rFirted b The
book cf rules Of the YsAF lte1. fhis
prsnted alp was n0s rendered 10 he
conssEsnos cemuities for inGpestlon.
Tue sohedaIe In the book Of Fnle4 aAse.
Cd safisfsctoFY Fse1ies % The ksSohli-
eAua. Ihai centatnec In The toaFnai Of
Last ssassan wza tqasily Eatsafacsesy 10
The Ds@ocFsas 1kia vii be sppaFo11
whsa The sshe1uias arr iuapset2a.
Thsa priose6 in beck of rules fs as
faIlows: ~Eieetfnns, federal FetAfians.
wass nn6 raeana, edneatians faaiel1Fs.
military aHaiFs. reada and h1Nhwaya.
snarossed hiiiA. kndAan mAairs. o11s-
usrna. sFinffna, enrpaEaftQass ccunties.
rnsas and esdsE, aaxlczltnka. clalms,
nennsiala hanptsal Ter iHasna. snhlis
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TIE Reuublioans, N the division OF
the afIisea, wers conuedsd nrss choice
and Ne DemocEa,s second nhpice, and
so on altsFnately. Messenger Cook ID
the aon Of Councilman Cook. Chap.
lam Garter ia pastor Of the O0nefega-
sional church here.
Ohlaf Clerk Henry vent right 10
work like en- old hand ak the businass,
who knew exactly what 10 do and how
70 d0if.
Joan De Tiera received his fate very
phflosophically and doesn't feel sore or
crushed. He congratulated che suo-
cesafnl assistant clark 90 warmly as II
ha lad been working foE hie appoint
uent.
Msmis LYslis Il . prohibitionist. and
her appointment h cue 30 the innuence
Of SIR. HoadeE.
Door-keepeE Jaiucef Is from White
River, and vas pressed BY Mr.. Foster.
Waterman Dwyef is an olympia man.
aBd saFved last term.
The council then leaRned thst The
house had adianFned until 4Duofr0w
mnxning, and as President Thompson
needed time TO prepare his committees,
the council also adionFned until ten
O'clock toEaoTrow morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

FIwNA, Dee. T.--Tha Psses-aF c.
gsspoaSsscs ofsoiaIly 1sn,es ~ lsrett
t6mt hhe pgweTa tm1eEesSaT haMa nans 4
nsia e kuesla Il 71fezeucs tn fhs Is.
ete41e4 fofoa en lee fFnailfrs. Ia
p1psF sags seas the Aastfian frans -
Gzsf4s VII - eomoiE1eiF zoasaenir<a
&8a lasag maneas l1arnassd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

WkgaEHarnH. Dee. The members
q the Bxisish pas oommiasion Yi1iisd
ahe Kno1a oe ahe senate enmmil1es 90
forsian rliaklona tnia morHtzR aaa each
addressed the sNzasura sss4inR S1Fth
their yiews az6 purposes II ennnecafsn
vikk ths tlzn ~ Ee4eisna lafeEnatioaaI
pnlEslslm oF nEhisEnllens
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

VIz1Ks, Dse. T.--Emrerog Fsnnoia
Sosepn viii y pssssnt nt . r1lfl1arr
oou1gli WaisA y % - haid g she pnlsas
lomogs0a. fof the pufpnss % eanasfss.
ia9 weat atsre ase nessssaFg q Tieo =
~ eeliesrlan a knaSian tTsora "a aha
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AoA1aoAmnE. Deu. 5.--Tha hnueas
nse % the histosy of this cilY oceasrsd
snle norninR, causing q ioss Of 91so.1oo.
1ne heavlest iosaRs afe shrse unninnain
erose.g hFma; tariel hses. 4 o.. Rfe0.,
~ ho6els 4 xeAqas $4,000, WARNS
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1rvRrx rrlEEs AHEAD.

Up TO The time Of adjournment every
thioQ had progressed 90 amieably that
every one thonaht t5Dexrow would sec
the legislative wheels turning harmoni-
ouaIy. The committees would then be
divided by alternate selections, she Re-
puhlieans being entitled 10 hrst choice
and the Democrats would indicate 10
the president WHOM they desired to be
placed on che committees. Qf the com,
millees chosen III them under the
agreement the Demoorats we're entitled
10 awo Of the three members. one Of
the two, Of oonrae, being chairman /.
or the Republics committees. the
Dsmoenets wexs entiiied,- undsr the
aQreemens, toone uasmbeF. The rights
Of the Republicans, as to their com.
mites, aas exactly the same. This
afseEnoon the Democrats, represented
by Mr.. Sharpssein and NJ. Roeder.
teudered 10 Mf. Gable and Mr.. White
zoe list Of Democratic committees, and
then tines began to be lively. Both
Mf. Gable and Mr.. Whtte, who we're
membtrs of the conferense committee,
said that the order Of the committees.
ss indicated on TIE list presented on the
cart IL the Democrats, wss not The oae
contemplated By the agreement entered
into by the contefencs committee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

neA faAncnco, Dea 7.--Iha feeord
~. ot Semes klounrd, tln = charge 81
49, mgslna so tribe . iaFy, was ooa
1e1eea before Judge sullivan ihIs
.l.e.1lnAi ~. ano thraa jurors were aeaaptA
g Nnen ths eoaxt aai0rEnsd to- Us
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08
The DEADLOCK BR0KEh.
Rev. gehn y. Thompssn
PresEaenfef the CsmmeIl


0zznREG. Dss. z.-fspseial.l = Ths
esunsil oERmnfEs6 tkia ln0gniaa withuut
. far. Ths esstsn Dsmoc1nl1 carried
lhaiK painl In the mater et e8eRcnnt-al
ermn. a1d that was tke euaQ men ukich
tbs oon1eneacs eommii1ee Wal hnnaina
I'll the Tina Altar Joan DsE7nFa hal
uallsd he e0uneii tsee1hgR, - 0oasg
prssanx4d TIE taiu1 fspoFt ok It's confnR-
enna connmtstsa. and afler 4 wzEuaa
D. the olnrk ms. 6kaxpsteiB moved ~
adcpafnn. YniG waa dana unnnimnuaiH.
The aflI1sEa ere as f1llous; 8
President, Rsv. John X Thompsun.
Chise CieEk. Rfznuis Esnfy. 81 Oiym-
pia.
ksalatnna Clerk. A. B. O0wEea.
EozrtaafnR Clerk Mamie 1gslie.
EnrollIna Cleth, L Efank Boyd, Of
The Palbuss Gansffs.
sefassns-aI-alms. sanusl Vinesni, os
Epnkaun.
Doorksspsr, Jaonb Julien.
MeesbnesE. kafas Cook, Of Kitiataa
Comfy
Waichnnn, Elias puyss.
Chataais, Rev. Il. T. GaEbaE, Of Olsm-
"a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

buBBAto, Dee. Tia yournosmen
baEhers' Association a1iongnod iafs
mofnlng, % msee 10 Deffdit ID Dacern-
per, l11o. tnsy have perfected & ~.
tional Organisation,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

Dunuoun, IA, Dee. 7.--The Mlnnsso-
- & husthuestsfn railroad uas nd
aoe transferred % TIE 0hicaeo. Sc. Paul
ana Kansas read today. ne mhnin
ey.,em VII hefsallst b called b. ~
.a.les iiltls. with headQaAEleTs q Da-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

President Thompsun vas condue1sd
30 the chair By nEr. Gable and Mr..
Sharpa1eiu, after which be made q
happy speech, the happiness of whieh
largely eonsislsd in r0anoad periods Of
csmpiiment and hia epprscialten Of the
honor 1onfeEEed % unexpeoleoly upon
him. Re said be did NOS expect 10 have
any tHDubIe With the members, ns be
knew them 10 Do highly QnAliaed for
their 6ntiss. He es1slIed fhas Be hEd
presided over larger bodies and added !;
. There we're sixty or eighty ministers,
and tlay form the hafaa8t bodies to rule
a. sheg each want 10 run thlnMaR ME.
Thome eaon n0t iufrtQuantlv X rGzsee
she m6mbers as . btsEn1an, I" ena llis d
prodn9sise Of Tnueh amnssment arnonQ
Goth the members and lobby.
Col. N. @. OwinQs administered the
oath u the officers elect and aiterUerds
partialitY which al3aya "A dies mQulah-
aantid.nmn'a manners, and bis timaly
suggestions we're Of gtsAt sskyiee II the
lispoailion Of the usual bul nlonoton-
ous aBd easily overlooked g0utine mat-
ter. Tbs eommittee on credentials,
compaaad of MossEs. 0oweg, koeder
ana Cable, presented its report forth
with. Three messages from Secretary
OwinnB we're rad nz1nou1ofng She ap-
pointlneni Of Thomas =. 0agEnaueh as
public printer. eud calliuz the ntleneion
81 rneinbesa - the fact tha1 cnIy e3z50
had hken appropriated b oongEs1s Tor
printing. aad a1aaoatlng thaa tt was de-
sifAblk 70 keep estnin that amount
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

DgWtns Dee. 7.-Iha libel satt a
soyee VI. his former employer, tfe
AAiquis Of OianElcAgde, for 81, Do dam.
eae9 pas tesulted 10 . Ssndlcf fof ekn
plaitint Who Has aWarda4 ai2.Eo0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

CoLulGsus, Ohio, Dec. 7.--Iha shsrlR
OF Lake oounly has aaksd ths eoverncr
Tor NE militIa % quell tie lhfealel a
nos amonR Ne ore nandlefn nt KaiGpofa.
Q1e hundred mep of tne Elfth fsair1enl.
e ulsvelands bare bsen ogdafsa 10 hold
themselves in readiness 70 meVa ~.
MORROW marnfon. II nernannre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-08

San tRANuEHco, p8o. 1.--Masuf Pend.
supervisor BOYD, chailman 81 ~
nnenee eommltieoA Supervisors Morlan
end AeDonald aud W. y. 0oad. pre1l-
dens Of the board % ednoaaion, - -.
bali o. San Hfaneisco, viii attend ffs
driving Of the last Eplka nsar Ashlsnd.
Vfe20ns % sue ooeasicn of iha oatahFa--
tlon % tne courlstlon u 80 OFsrnn
and California RAiiNay iine. Thag
Will ioaTs thia olly 90 M0nAnr wlf6
repreeentalise1 q tbe state h1ard a.
tRloo, oaamneR Of e0mwaroa and athnre
sho have boeu ingiied 20 o prsssnf.
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So kaAnoIsco, Dss g.-rhe oaas az
Am- 3. Dell, faotAa unaAf aaent nf fhn
New fsFk Cantraa and other oss,ern
railroads, who vas ARRESTED focanlly f1r
retaalnR 20 pay q city tax of eH5 I'M
posed upon eoiialiing heenia ef sfanas
kokialion oompanles, Haa. dlsmiasad Ia
she police court today % ne aranna
tnat ine deteadana was nol enRseea Ia
aollslilnR pAlronaae of TIE pnhlto o.
oelnnR tickets. hut tbst ha tfansaoted
oasineaa only through uonntctina llnaa.